Target has
Texas Instruments TI-84 Evo Graphing Calculator (White or Lavender) on sale for
$89.99.
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- Faster performance with a 3x faster processor for quicker, clearer graphing.
- Bigger, clearer visuals with 50% more graphing space make it easier to see patterns and relationships at a glance.
- An intuitive, icon-based home screen that puts commonly used math tools front and center.
- Simplified menus and buttons reduce visual clutter and make navigation easy to learn.
- Universal USB-C charging with a rechargeable battery that's built to last from class to test day.
- Built-in Python programming introduces basic coding skills that connect to real-world applications.
- Built for math at every level — algebra, geometry, calculus, statistics, and more.
- Approved for major standardized exams, including ACT®, SAT®, PSAT/NMSQT®, IB® Diploma Programme, and AP® course exams.
- A 4-year subscription to the TI-84 Evo online calculator is included with purchase.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank BBQ_Bob
edit: The Numworks is indeed $99 on Amazon right now. I ended up returning the EVO to go with the Numworks.
Reasons:
- TextBook/Math Print is poorly implemented. The Numworks implementation is better.
- Battery life is not great
- Charging speed is atrocious. It takes hours to charge. That's crazy. I think they have a USB-2.0 Legacy implementation of USB-C on the EVO, which is insane in 2026 for a new model.
Note: I don't need this calculator for a class or standardized exam. That may drive other needs.Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
He either thought I was a savant or he knew exactly what I was doing.
It could be ridiculously better, but if your preferred exam administrative entity doesn't approve it, then it doesn't matter. ti-84's are, at least locally to me, the only approved graphing calculator for school exams.
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